How to share wireframes, prototypes and documentations with Justinmind Prototyper

Normally, a project made with Justinmind Prototyper is going to be coded into a piece of software or a website later on. So, it's important that your wireframe software to be capable of exporting in several formats.

Export your documentation to your programmers

Every requirement that's in your Justinmind Prototyper project can be exported in .csv format, and imported to any requirements management tool. This way, your project will always be compatible with an Agile Management Project, and your data won't be "stuck" in any way.

Uses:

• Share with colleagues


• Organize comments


• Control and manage projects

Export your HTML

Do you need to show your client how his web is going to be? Fine, just export the HTML. He will see in any browser. Host it in your private servers under a password, or, if it's an emergency, a public-hosted one. It's not fully-featured HTML code, so you won't be able to edit it to create the final one, but it's perfect for presentations.

Uses:

• Visualize the final project


• Test usability with clients


• Test usability with users


• Show co-workers the future final result

Export your documentation in a doc file (PC only)

You can have a full documentation, with printscreens, requirements, comments, details, events, everything that involves your project, in a doc file. The final production book, for everyone consult what was agreed, and a building guide to the final project.

Uses:

• Have a final project in which everyone agrees


• Have a document that shows the project everyone agreed upon


• Have a guide for that hour when everyone seems to be lost

Share with other Justinmind Prototyper users with Justinmind Server

Of course, any project created with Prototyper can be shared with other users, and have full compatibility. Also, anyone can download the free Viewer tool to visualize and comment projects. It's especially interesting to have clients use them, and get their inputs on the project organized.

You can use Justinmind Server to do this too. This way, other users don't have to install any software but their browsers to visualize the wireframe.

Uses:

• Share the project online and allow users to annotate


• Avoid miscommunication ("I meant the OTHER image")


• Collaborate remotely

So, there's several ways of sharing your wireframes with other people while working with Justinmind Prototyper.

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